Sip Social Co. Partners With Bach To Basic To Provide A Fun & Functional Option At Bespoke Bachelor & Bachelorette Events

Jan 4, 2024

Mobile bar company allies with first-of-its-kind bachelor/bachelorette party planning firm as a unique option for their events

CALGARY, Alberta - Jan. 4, 2024 - PRLog -- Sip Social Co. (Sip), the largest mobile bar cart rental company in the U.S., and Canada, today announced their partnership with Bach To Basic, an all inclusive luxury bachelor and bachelorette party planning service. Sip's model of portable and charming bar carts will serve as a distinctive and convenient option for Bach To Basic's discerning clientele across the U.S. market.

With Sip having recently expanded to over 30 locations throughout the US and Canada, their range of interactive bar carts offer an elevated experience at everything from corporate events to weddings. Prior to weddings, the bachelor and bachelorette industry is a fast-growing sector in the event-planning market.

Bach To Basic plans custom bachelor and bachelorette parties that are carefully curated and created specific to bride, groom, and guests. The company takes the stress out of planning with the result being an unforgettable weekend filled with dinners, activities, and more. Destinations include hotspots such as Miami, Cabo and Nashville. With no two parties exactly the same, Sip Social serves as an added flair to any bespoke bachelor or bachelorette event.

"We are extremely excited to partner with Allison and her team, and service their elevated events throughout the US and Canada. With our 30+ locations, this will be a great relationship between the two companies," said Jeff Jacobs, Director of Sales and Marketing for Sip.

Sip Social's mobile bar tech stack is fully customizable from the drink menu to signage. The Instagrammable carts provide an added perk for groups of bachelors and bachelorettes eager to document the event. Both companies focus on customized experiences to capture the true individualism of each customer.

"At Bach to Basic, we plan bachelor and bachelorette parties all over the US. We love having Sip Social Co as a reliable vendor we can count on to provide our groups with the cutest bar carts to elevate their party and provide a luxury experience," said CEO, Allison Odhner of Bach to Basic. "Sip Social Co and Bach to Basic are a great fit for a partnership as we are both providing creative and custom experiences for all of our clients!"

For more information and interest in Sip Social Co. business ownership opportunities please email [email protected].

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Sip Social Co. is the leader in the mobile bar cart service, with locations across North America. At Sip Social Co, we are a team of seasoned industry veterans that love to innovate and are passionate about making each and every event memorable. Partnering with the world's top brands, you can find us at various social and corporate events in your city! www.sipsocialco.com

About Bach To Basic

Full service all inclusive bachelor and bachelorette party planning. We create custom travel plans in the destination of your choice (within the US and international) designed to take your event to the next level and make it as seamless as possible. We provide concierge services throughout the process and ensure a one of a kind experience for all of our brides and grooms! Not a bride or groom? We also plan luxury group travel for birthdays, reunions or just because!

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